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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
CATHoLICIsNps UNIVERSITY.
Tho Pope Entrusts All the Details
to the American Hierarchy.

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-The Sun has
the following cable dispatch from Rome:
"As anticipated, the Pope to-day ap-
proved the plan of the new Catholic uni
versity which is to be located In Wash
ington, BY his instruction the Secretary
OF the Propaganda waited upon him with
a brief, fully, heartily and emphatlcally
lndorslng the project. In the matter OF
location, as in other respects, the Pope
confidently defers to the Judgment OF tho
Bishops, and places the institution
directly and forever under the sole juris-
dlctton OF the American hierarchy.
In the text of the brief are used enthu-
siastic terms of Endorsement in the same
spirit as the language of the Pope on the
occasion oil the private reception to the
Cardinals after Thursdays cOnsstory,
namely: at is the pride of our pontiti-
cate and the glory Of the church In Ameri-
ica." The brief will be- signed by the
pontitf next week.
Bishops Ireland and Keane are de-
lighted at this manifestation OF cordial
approval and will leave for America
as soon as the brief Is received.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
HASTINGS COURT TRAGEDY.
The Homicide Allowed to Walk
Away by the SpectatOrs.

The Homicide Allowed to Walk
Away by the Spectators.
CHICAGO, March 21.-An Omaha special
giving the particulars of the killing of
DR.. Randall In court at Hastings Satur-
day says that his murderer, young Hart,
with the smoking pistol in his hand,
coolly walked out of the court room, no
one attempting. not even the sheriff,
whom he passed on the stairway, to ar
rest him. At the time young Hart was
unknown to the crowd. Mrs. Randall,
who the evidence showed had assisted
her husband to ruin Ella Hart, was ia
jeopardy Of her life.
SAVED FROM LYNCHING.
Threats of lyDching were freely made
Immediately after the shooting, and the
probability is that if her husband had not
been shot both would have been mobbed
and very likely lynched. She was taken
to her boarding house, and fully 500 men
followed with the determination of COM
mltting violence. A strong guard, how
ever, protected the woman, who put on
suit of her husbands clothes and,
with an escort. made her es-
cape. She was taken to Grand
Island in a carriage with a guard
of twenty-five men. The Hastings' peo-
pie threaten 10 mob her when she is
brought back for trial. No effort will be
made to prosecute young Hart for killing
DR.. Randall. Mr.. Hart, the father of the
girl, was in the court room when the
shooting was done, and Immediately after
Randall fell he rushed up and kicked the
corpse and satisfied himself that the man
was dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
INTERSTATE COMMERCE..
The Three Democratic Commissions
ers Already Selected.

The Three Democratic Commissions,
ers Already Selected.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Presl+
dent has selected three Democrats as
members of the Interstate Commerce.
Commission. He Is still looking for the
two Republicans, who are required by
law to be members OF the Commission in
New England and the Middle States. ID
is claimed that the Commissioners, when
appointed, will be entitled to salaries from
Jan. l, when the act was ap<
proved. They have fixed terms, contrary
10 the general opinion, of two, three, four,
i've and six years, as the President may
designate them. The position OF Secre-
tary, which carries salary OF $500, isl
much sought after. Maj. Jonas, of the
Interior Department, brother of ex1
Senator Jonas, is reported as the leadin& Is
candidate for the Secretary
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
A RIOT AT DETROIT.
The Polish Church Troubles Break
Out Afresh.


DETROIT, March 2l.-More than year
ago the members OF st. Albertus' Polish
Catholic church were riotng because
their priest, Father Kolasinski, had been
deposed by Bishop Borgess.. After a fu-
tile attempt to keep the church open with
another priest In charge the building was
closed and has so remained since. AT in
terVals there have been rumors of its re-
opening, each such report creating great
excitement among the congregation,
which numbered 1000. Within a few
days report became current that the
church would be reOpened by Father
Dombrowski on March 81. This report
aroused the Kolasinski faction ana
trouble was anticipated.
THE POLICE ATTACKED.
Yesterday squad of policemen were
guarding the church and neigh boring con-
vent when they were assailed by crowd
OF holasnski's supporters. Officer Frank
Sehraffr0n was struck in the face with
brick. His assailant was arrested, and
storm broke forth. Ten or more pistol
shotS were Hired at the police. who were
also assailed with a shower of bricks,
clubs and other missiles. In reply the
police fired over the heads Of the mob, and
kept them at bay while the prisoner was
carried away and additional police pro-
lection secured.
A REGULAR ARMY.
Nearly 5000 Poles raved and stormed
about the officers, but no further violence
was attempted. Half dozen policemen
were badly battered and bruised, but none
were fatally injured. A few Poles were
also hurt, but their companions imme-
dlately carried them away so, tnat the re-
suit of their injuries could not be learned.
The convent windows were badly shat
tered by flying bricks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
A TELEGRAPH WAR.
The French Cable Company Cuttin
Western Union Wires.

The French Gable Company Cutting
Western Union Wires.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, March 2l.-As a.
result OF some misunderstanding between
the Western Union Telegraph Company
and the French Cable Company a gang
OF linernen, employed by the latter coms
pany, are now going over.the route OF the
American Union lines (now part Of the
Western Union system) between New
York and Boston, cutting two OF these
wires at every place where they have
been run into Western Union offices -
The French Gable Company has opened
test offices along the route,
and viii, it. is understood,
soon arrange TO compete with
the Western Union for the local cable
business. S'he representatives of the
western Union are watching the French
Cable Company's men, ,and at every place
where the wires are cut enter a protest
but do not interfere. The matter will
evidently be iItieated. The trouble be-
tween the companies grew out of the
French Company's withdrawal from the
cable pool. The French Cable Company
claims two wires from New York to their
Cape Cod Office and are now taking
forcible possession by cutting these wires
wherever they are run into WesterB
Union office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Lawton's Books.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Lawyers Alex.
ander and Green, who on Saturday took
charge OF the books of the Navassa Phos-
phate Company, OF which Walter t..
Lawton, the absconding debtor, was
President, commenced their examination
to-day. MIR. Green said the affairs OF the
company were in such a tangled condi-
tion that 1t was impossible at this stage
OF the proceedings to tell how things
stood. Vice President John q. Grafflln.
Of Baltimore, like the Two other partners
OF Lawton, Jones and Kirkland, has
secured himself to some extent by the at
taobments on the New Jersey property Of
LawtOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Vatican and QuirinaI.

BERLIN, March 2l.-Signor Calm
bertis mission is taken to signify the end
OF Cutter Kampf. This view is confirmed
by Herr Windthorsts sudden departure,
though the Reichstag was in session, on
hearing of the mission. 1t is rumored
that he even Intends TO resign the leader
ship of the centre. 1t is expected th at
Duke Aosta and Mgr. Galimbertie will
meet under the auspices Of Prince Bis
marck, ana that the meeting will lead to
some arrangement between the Vatican
and Ouirinal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
A JURY INTIMIDATOR.
A Representative of English Hold
ers of Virginia Bonds in Jail.

A Representative of English Hold
ers of Virginia Bonds in Jail.
RICHMOND. VA, March 21.-William
L. Royal, counsel for the English council
of foreign bondholders and representing
their affairs in connection with VirginIa's
debt, was to-day convicted in the Hastings
Court of intimidating the grand jury OF
that court aud fined $3.50. This case is
the result OF an information filed last
month against Royal by the common
wealth's attorney, who charged
of the court, because the grand
Jury presented indictments against
Royal for barratry, he (Royall) Insti-
tuted suits against individual members
of the grand jury for $4,000 damages
each, claimed because OF their actions in
bringing indictments. Furthermore.
Royal was charged with intimating
through the press and otherwise that he
would sue every grand juror who
in the future should indict him or his
clients for acts done in alleged violation
of the law under which he had already
been indicted, and that in pursuance Of
that threat he Royal had attempted to
intimidate and impede the grand jury APP
pointed for the February term, so that
they had declined to bring in an indict-
ment against him for fear of suits for
damages, Royal refuses to pay the fine.
Royal was taken to Jail this evening,
and will remain there tonight. To-
morrow ne will apply to Judge Bond, OF
the United States Circuit Court, for
writ of habeas corpus. Judge Bond
arrived in the city tonight.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
BUFFALO's DISASTER.

TO BE Demolished.
BUFFALO, March 2l.-In accordance
with a compromise between the citizens
committee and telephone company the
cable ofthe latter on Main street was taken
down this morning. No more bodies were
found in the ruins OF the Richmond Hotel
up to noon to-day, when the searching
party was Withdrawn. owing to the shaky
condition OF the walls, which are to be
pulled down at once. The hotel safe was
eXhumed this morning, and it's contents.
including 100000 or $40, 900 worth OF dia-
monds were found to be in good shape.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22

The Democrats in Caucus Look
Upon 1t With Favor.

The Democrats in Caucus Look
Upon 1t With Favor.
RICHMOND, VA, March 21.-A caucus
OF the Democratic members of the Legis-
lature was held tonight and spent three
hours In discussion OF various measures
presented at this session looking to set
Element of the State debt. The caucus
agreed not to take vote on any question
until all who wished had had an oppor-
tunity TO express their views on the sub
Ject. A majority of those who spoke to-
night favored the constitutional amend
ment proposed bv Senator Rhea, which
provides that all the bonds not funded in
new IS by the time such amendment Is
ratified by the people shall be forever
barred and prohibiting all future legisla-
tion looking to their payment. The eau
Gus adjourned until Wednesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
LoNGFELiOW's MEMORIAL,

r"A r u'Shed Literary People TO
"e'd at the Boston Museum.
ooSIoN' March 2l.-The following
4'aOl' VIII read from their own works
= 'ue afternoon of March 81. at the
[nov " Museum, in aid of the Long
S a,S Memorial fund: Mrs JpIia
o.m. I" move, DR., Oliver Wendell
B''' B ,,5.'r dion. James Russell Lowell,
|. D. W wAldTich, George William G or
fyer4,", D. Hovells. Rev. Edward
hi 5'r% To, hale, Samuel J.. CIemens
Ec,eS5 STi. HI /, W; Higginson. 1t is ex.
|rof' 1 cs1ai.M saSt Mr Whittier will be present.
lese readt",, es5'eo Eliot Norton Will preside.
LU. " , tne following committee: Mrs
|arip = Rriss, RSassiz, Mrs. 7. b. Aldrlch, Mrs
i" "A rp,ttiiMmer, Mrs. James r. FieIds
|rs So.lu,f SSosnuf Gilman, Mrs. " d. UowaIis
Ireenaa a'an " y. Jewetl, Mrs. j. Turner
|ooert =, Mss MIS- Anna f. Ticknor Mrs
W - winthrop and others -ii d
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
GEN. GENES RECALL.
Count hi Robilants Dispatch of
Very Caustic Nature.

Count hi Robilants Dispatch of a
Very Caustic Nature.
ROME, March 21.-Much excitement
has been caused by the publication of
Count di Robilants dispatch recalling
Gen. Gene from Massowah. The des-
patch is of most sharp characters 1t
says: "Y our action has beenIgravely det.
rimental to our interests. You have
acted without authority or instructions.
| am willing to admit that this may have
been owing to stress OF cir
cumstances, of which L am ignorrnt,
and owing to the lacOnic character
of your dispatches. But you must not
communicate again with RosalOula un-
less there is chance to make him under
stand that he may do whatever he likes
with SavoiriuX and that We will take
measures to uphold our dignity and in
terests." The opponents OF the govern
ment demand that Parliament be con-
voked to discuss the matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
A FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Frost in the Far south.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-White frost
was reported last night at many points In
Northern Mississippi and louisiana and
as far south as Opelousas. A special
from Crystal Springs, Miss, says: "rhe
mercury to-day has not been above go,
aud at IL O'Clock tonight Is 80 deg.
There will undoubtedly be a heavy frost
by morning. This will XIII early vege-
tables and seriously injure the straw
berry crop. Most Of the tomatoes are
still in cold frames, and will not be in
jured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Garrett Said to Have Succeeded.

BALTIMORE, March 21.-The American,
will state tomorrow on the very best
authority that the Baltimore and Ohio
deal is an accomplished fact. The names
or the participants, the roads to be COM
solidated and the details are still kept in
secret. 1t is also stated on the SANG
authority tnat the road will not pass our
OF Mr.. Garretts management, and that
Jay Gould Will have no hand or voice in
the new arrangement. 1t is understood
that this information comes direct from
Mr.. (iarratt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Peril OF THE PRESIDENT
oVvERS FEARS THE BURST
Oh, nc 9C or A BLOOD VESSEL

.i, work and Total Lack
incess,''.ise Declared to be surely
o' ming CIeveland's Health-Ah
,a,mediate Change In Bis CO.
,,fa Necessary if He ou'ii'0S
Term ~
ss 49, one of the most prominent physl-
ov"s,,' S.asof washington, IN an interview win
V'"u' .,,-,or tod declares that
~ ia da ger that President
u',v I,.no,ord will not live through his term
.,.s. ,bqreis a change in his mode OF
,,,o, -u,ss mr. Sewers, six months before
s'aro,.rv ',n5 Nanning's illness, made the
\ sme ,o,s nrediction with regard to the secre-
tsrv m and advised friend to warn MIN OF
\ Ibis Danger,
TIVE DOCTOR's STATEMENT.
T.. ,bo interview to-day DR.. Sewers
..r.. SIT may he deemed I'M
,s,inant to talk tothe President through
novsnaper man, but know of no other
rsr If reaching him and those about him
soArelv. You recall my attempts VIII
Nfrp51s Of Secretary Manning ana theIr
&irnt and do not feel that Snoulo take
,na same chances in this matter,
THE TINE SHORT,
~ or, personally apprised OF the Presi-
sor,,s condition. and while it ia in no
sor.a dangerous, it viii not be long be-
|Crs Crst tbora will be reason for alarm. Presi-
rnn, CIayeIand is a large, fleshv man, and
n 'rco bn came to the White House has
rsired enormously in flesh. Now, when
lived in Buffalo it was his habit to
n axe long walks.
IA LACK OF EXERCISE.
"SiuCe be came here, however, he has
n #tbsndoned every form of exercise, except
#harriage riding. That is OF little or no
lse with the springs now used and the
$moo,h streets Tor which Washington is
nous. The President is a man who
||.Eorks with his head a good deal, ne IS in
|tact an intense brain worker. He is, in
"a bber words, a plodder, and his brain is
honseQuently filed with an excess of
blood.
THE INEVITABLE RESULT.
What is the result? He works with his
~ EAU, tdto cipl u4OuSlg anu lhlio w O-AOl
flse bis muscles. His blood vessels are
keakened, and it is only a question of
inc when in a moment of excitement
b. bursts blood vessel, | tell you, at
be rate President Cleveland is now liv-
ng, there is great danger that he will
tot live throughout his term.
AGYMNAsIUM RECOMMENDED.
Something should be done to bring
i'm to realize bis danger and take proper
teps to prevent the result which will
purely eDsue if he fails to take proper ex-
Tcse What | should recommend would
the fixing up of room in the White
ouse and the setting apart of half an
ur every day Tor gymnastic exercise.
bat alone, in my opinion, will prevent
le catastrophe, an event in which not
ly the President, but the country at
Rfse Is interested in arrestins."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
vIRGINIA's RAILROADS.
The Conduct of the COMMISSIONER II
to be Investigated.

TO be Investigated.
RICHMOND, VA, March 21.-In tha
Senate to-day bill was passed author
izing the Norfolk end Western Railroad
Company, with the consent of a majority
of the stockholders, to increase its
capital stock. There Is 90 limit as to tho
amount or amounts.
The House of Delegates to-day adj
opted a resolution that the Commit
tee on Railroads investigate the man.
agement of the Railroad Commissioner 8
office TO ascertain whether or not par
TALLY has been shown by the Commis-
sioner to any OF the railroads OF the
State, and II he has not unjustly pursued
the Atlantic and Danville Company, andl
whether said Office has been of sufficient
benefit to warrant it's continuance as.
now MANAGED.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
SandovaPs Sentence.

LONDON. March 21.-Col. Sando-
val, who was charged with hiring and
fitting out with munitions of war the
steamer Justicia in the interests OF the
rebels during the insurrection in Vene-
zuela IN 1885, and who was arrested under
the foreign enlistment act, has been found
guilty and sentenced TO a months i'm
prisonment as a 6rst-class misdemean-
ant and TO pay fine Of s., 800.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
BISMARCK CHEERED.
Gcrmany's Army Appropriations.

BERLIN, March 21.-The Reichstag to-
day passed the second reading OF the
army budget bill, agreeing by large
majority to vote the grant, which was
several times rejected by the former
Reichstag, for the construction OF mill
tary schools for non-commissioned OFF,
GERS at Neu Brisach. Gen. Won Schellen-
dorf, Minister OF War, strongly supported
the proposed credit, urging that the
existence OF the schools would draw Ger
many into closer union with Alsace and
lorraine
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Snicide of n Bride.

NEW YORK, March 2L-Phillipenia
Muth, aged IL years, bride of scarcely
two weeks, shot herself dead this fore
noon In her room on the third floor OF a
tenement at No. 1S0 Avenue A. The mo-
tive for the deed is wrapped In mystery.
Her husband Is a carpenter and was alb
sent from home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Roslindale,s New Bridge.

Boston, March 21.-A substantial
temporary wooden bridge, which has been
erected in place OF the Bussey bridge at
the scene OF the terrible railroad disaster
OF last Monday. was thoroughly tested
Yesterday, and the running OF trains over
the branch was resumed to-day on the
regular schedule,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
~ ,rontsomery's Successor.

ioritnSI,nali!N,GToN, March 2l.--It ia nm
BprlinD'ei,gy stated that Benton J. Hall
Irst dIatIon' Ia, who represented m sho'
fess 'IiI'lct VII IN the Forty-ninth Con' Cro
pients" WI t oe appointed Commissionsrc cn, u,
bose resjgno,ieeed ,J SuGfeed Nj. V. Montgomery,
IesIdent soS'd sou.ion was rendered to t6e
Hcted tSaI 0'se me- weeks ago. 1t is ex.
DhtgonrIarr,y rIr, M Mr. Han will relieve MIR,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Drowned or Trinidad

bysotiiSSeIoNN, March 2l.-Commardor
Fm portl 1le y training ship SARATOGA ponnr,a
% Fernandop pam oa' Trinidad, that while NJ
|at swamnoDJ @u1%e9orage u% Feb. "a, a small
lymaster,sse seo o,o on LaBrae point, and the
'seph Oa,os Gl'erS, Albert Taylor Cowio Co ,ue
FnorerG . S9pGthecary), II. ii. HesSa'
'aiu) lost tud tbeir William Foster teoT,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
DOCTORS Getting up a Corner,

BERLIN, March 21.-Tne German Ply
sicians' Union has issued paper advis-
ing young men against entering the medi-
cal profession, as the prospects Ofdoctors
are becoming. worse yearly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22

The Mouse Not the Only Victim.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, March 2l.--At
Whitebread Hill, 1. T., a man named Fos-
ter shot a mouse IN his cabin with a
small toy pistol. but struck can OF
powder, which exploded, blew the house
TO pieces, killed his two children and in
jured Foster and his wife so badly that
they may die.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
EngIand's Naval Secrets

LONDON, March 2l.-In the House OF
Commons to-day Lord George Hamilton,
First Lord Of the Admiralty, announced
thatnew rules would be issued in all the
English dock yards Tor the better protec-
tion Of confidential information from
acquisition by foreign powers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22

Illtaker QUAKE IAN, March 2l.-Tbe
EpTn to atoms alns'r f., church at Buffalo was
Es'on Friday My, a giant powder exs
arrested chant. bbogat. Frank Van Meter
Ted the deeS deeSrged with having v,1L com.
iee is strong gve. ss. ClrcumstantlaI 'e evi-
against him. el"l eVI-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Cardinal Jacobini,s SUCCESSOR.

ROME, March 2l.-Cardinal Vannutell1
has been definitely appointed to succeed
the late Cardinal Jacobini as Papal Sec
retary OF State.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
JournaIists ExpelIed.

ROME, March 21.-Gen. Saletta, Success
sor TO Gen. Gene, in command OF the
Italian forces at Massowah, has issued
an order expelling all journalists from
within the military lines.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
An Enrthuuake al Mentone.

ROME, March 2l.-A slight shock OF
earthquake was felt to-day at Mentone,
where the people are still camping under
temporary shelters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Co-operative Mining.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 21.-The striking
miners have secured possession or tho
rutherford Coal Mine at w esley City and
VIII run iton the cooperative plan. They
eommcnced work to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22

wAsH,SoSroN.e, new District Attorney.
bit to.aaTvS TON, March 21.-Tba praa,-
hited Statapsp aftpponted James F. Fletchar
Orlda. district ATTORNEY for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-22
Havaria co have a Share

BaVarIa Co HuVe q ShaFe.
BERLIN, March 2l.-lt is reported that
Bavaria is TO obtain share in the pro-
posed partition of the Reichsland.